Podcast appearances and mentions of Lisa Larson

Veckans fråga kan ha ställts av någon som kom fram till Maggie Strömberg i en bar. Den handlar, vem som än ställde den, om varför keramikern Lisa Larson egentligen gjorde den keramikfigur av finansminister Gunnar Sträng (S), som finns i många svenska hem? Maggie Strömberg och Torbjörn Nilsson ger ett initierat svar som inleds med ett skämt på ett spånmöte i Gustavsberg i början av 1970-talet och som avslutas med... ja, tar det någonsin slut?

Någon borde skriva en bibel om nyligen bortgångna Lisa Larson - det är Lotta och gästen Magnus Palm rörande överens om i detta avsnitt. Men vad lämnar världens mest kända keramiker efter sig, i form av saknad, minnen och konstnärligt avtryck? Hör om det genuint mänskliga som Magnus ser i Lisa Larsons flodhästar, om barnskulpturerna som gör Lotta tårögd, om rabaldret kring ABC-flickorna, om världens mesta Lisa Larson-samlare och om Lisas unika relation till Stig Lindberg. Magnus och Lotta pratar dessutom vidare om keramik och kakel och om de berömda kopparna från Upsala-Ekeby som kineserna har blivit helt tokiga i.Retrorundan görs av Lotta Reberg och Tredje Statsmakten Media.Följ oss på instagram.com/retrorundan, facebook där vi också heter Retrorundan eller maila retrorundan@tredjestatsmakten.se Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

David Druid minns tillbaka till sina riviga musiklektioner. Linnea Wikblad hedrar den avlidne Lisa Larson. Vi frågar Henrik Elvejord Borg om Norge tar över Sverige just nu. Sami Abu Salim om Ramadans första dagar i Gaza. Och Sofia Dalén återförenas med sin Musikhjälpen-smulsyster Linnea! P3 Nyheters Babs Drougge om Israels nya låtext till Eurovision. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Programledare: David Druid och Linnea Wikblad.

Natos flagga hissas i Bryssel. Humanitära situationen i Gaza. Prinsessan kate om manipulerad bild. Keramikern och konstnären Lisa Larson är död. Vårdskulden och hur den drabbar personer som väntar på vård. Oscarsgalan. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play.

Den folkkära konstnären och keramikern Lisa Larson har avlidit efter en tids sjukdom, hon blev 92 år gammal. Här följer ett samtal med Sveriges Radios Rigmor Ohlsson från 2018 där Lisa Larson berättar om sitt liv med leran. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. I folkhemssverige på 50- och 60-talet var en keramikfigur av Lisa Larson nästan ett måste i de flesta hem och numera i nätauktionernas eldorado är en figur av Lisa Larson ett säkert kort för upptrissad budgivning.　Hennes popularitet har bara ökat med åren, inte minst i Japan, där hennes figurer nästan fått kultstatus.　1954, efter 5 års studier på Högskolan för design och konsthantverk i Göteborg, anställdes Lisa Larson på Gustavsbergs porslinsfabrik. Det var Stig Lindberg som blivit förtjust i hennes elevarbeten som övertalade henne att ta jobbet. I 26 år jobbade hon på Gustavsberg, men 1980 övergick hon till egen verksamhet. Kärleken till leran förblev stark livet ut. Ett program av Rigmor Ohlsson.

Looking to get the most out of your winter? It starts with pre-season prep! Lisa Larson, lead field technician for our South Rockies field team, shares her top tips for making sure we start the season off right. Find your forecast at www.avalanche.ca

Lisa Larson-Kelley is the Founder and CEO of Quantious, a premier marketing agency specializing in emerging technology. Over the past decade, Lisa has grown the company from a small, two-person enterprise into a sought-after boutique marketing services agency. They've received national certification as a Women's Business Enterprise by the Women President's Educational Organization. Lisa is an online-video industry veteran, published author, and certified expert in emerging technologies. Her deep understanding of the developer ecosystem allows her to bridge the gap between tech-talk and marketing-speak.  In this episode… Since the pandemic began in 2020, companies working in remote or hybrid environments have struggled to keep everyone engaged and connected. As a result, they grapple with employee retention and productivity.  Fortunately, some have found the tools and tech to work through these challenges and succeed. Lisa Larson-Kelley is one of those using the latest tools to help foster a community while working remotely. She keeps her remote team engaged and ready to learn using AR, VR, and other capabilities. What are these capabilities, and how do you deploy them? Listen to this episode of the Inspired Insider Podcast with Dr. Jeremy Weisz featuring Lisa Larson-Kelley, Founder and CEO of Quantious. They talk about how Lisa is leveraging AR for collaboration, the opportunities to create a diverse remote team, and the key steps that helped her grow her business.

I september 2021 fyller keramikern Lisa Larson 90 år och det firar vi med att återutsända ett samtal som Rigmor Ohlsson gjorde 2018. I nästan sju decennier har Lisa Larson skapat Sveriges populäraste keramikfigurer: hundar, katter, lejon, ABC-flickor, all världens barnfigurer och luciatåg, och mycket annat. Hennes popularitet har bara ökat med åren, inte minst i Japan, där hennes figurer har en strykande åtgång. I ett samtal med Rigmor Ohlsson berättar den nu 90-åriga keramikern om sitt liv med leran. I folkhemssverige på 50- och 60-talet var en keramikfigur av Lisa Larson nästan ett måste i de flesta hem och numera i nätauktionernas eldorado är en figur av Lisa Larson ett säkert kort för upptrissad budgivning. Hennes popularitet har bara ökat med åren, inte minst i Japan, där hennes figurer nästan fått kultstatus. 1954, efter fem års studier på Högskolan för design och konsthantverk i Göteborg, anställdes Lisa Larson på Gustavsbergs porslinsfabrik. Det var Stig Lindberg som blivit förtjust i hennes elevarbeten som övertalade henne att ta jobbet. I 26 år jobbade hon på Gustavsberg, men 1980 övergick hon till egen verksamhet. Fortfarande är kärleken till leran lika stark och lusten obruten att skapa nya figurer. Ett program av Rigmor Ohlsson.

In Part I of this eight-part series on rural higher education and workforce development, produced in collaboration with and underwritten by Ascendium Education Group, Michelle chats with four rural community college presidents:  Lisa Larson, from Eastern Maine Community College; Chad Brown,  from Zane State College; Angel Reyna, from Madera Community College; and Jay Falkner, from Carl Albert State College. Intentional integrative planning among  highs schools, community colleges, and four-year colleges, meaningful partnerships, effective dual enrollment programs, and  more proactive engagement with other stakeholders are all keys for community colleges success, says Reyna. Community colleges are still learning what it means to be a community college, says Brown, and one of the goals for community colleges should be changing the mindset of local communities, not just in terms of recruiting students, but also to impact their parents, especially students from minority communities. Larson asserts that it’s never too early to figure out what students’ aspirations are, so summer programs on campus, concurrent educations initiatives and guided pathways are vitally important for getting students connected with employers. Falkner says the community colleges should take a more holistic approach in education, especially as we approach a post-COVID era, including building valuable academic partnerships that include academic preparedness, exam preparation, and professional development for K-12 teachers. All four community college presidents agreed on once critical point: Community colleges play an integral role in rural regional economic success. This episode and the entire series on rural higher education and workforce development is sponsored by Ascendium Education Group, a nonprofit organization committed to helping learners from low-income backgrounds reach their educational and career goals.  For more information, visit ascendiumphilanthropy.org   

Our guest this week is Lisa Larson. Originally, from NJ, but moved to Florida 7 years ago to care for her dad. This enabled her to finish college and gain her Elementary Education degree. Her passion is reading, and as a reading teacher she believes that children need to fall in love with reading to be successful. Currently, she is a Reading Interventionist pulling small groups all day and has been teaching for 6 years!In this episode, Lisa and I talk about positive behavior support. The power of believing in a kid who struggles and the power of making a kid a simple sandwich for lunch. We also talk about teaching to a test and the failure of the school system to make reading accessible, relevant, and engaging for students to inspire them to read more! Don't forget to follow us @teatimewithateacher for weekly episodes with transformational educators!

Hello, I'm Lisa Larson. I'm an expert in leadership development, and after having had the good fortune to work with the GCSP in several of their Inspiring Women Leaders programs, in 2020 I was invited to join them as a fellow of Women Peace and Security [part of the Global Fellowship Initiative thanks to the sponsorship of the US mission to the United Nations in Geneva. 2020 coincided with the 20th anniversary of the landmark UN Security Council resolution 1325, which laid out the Women Peace and Security agenda. I wanted to get the perspectives of different people on how they view the current state of Women Peace and Security. And since we were unfortunately all stuck at home, I had informal chats with them virtually, and we called the resulting four part Podcast Series Tea at 1325. I'm grateful for the positive response we've received about the podcast, and now I'd like to offer a bonus episode. I asked each of the people I interviewed what advice they would give to a young person just starting their career in the field of peace and security, and I shared it with an inspiring young woman to get her reactions. I hope you enjoy the conversation. I'd like to welcome Heather McDonald. Heather, would you mind introducing yourself a little bit about what you do?

Lisa Larson is a mother, daughter, Senior Care Advocate, Learning Assistant, Co-Owner of TSC Talks, LLC and all-around awesome human being. Lisa started working on the podcast in 2018 after hearing the resilience, intensity complicated nature of the challenges people with Tuberous Sclerosis Complex were dealing with and offered to help me edit. The rest is history. We’ve evolved considerably since our early days and expanded the breadth and depth of our content, from purely TSC related to the broader “special needs” umbrella, then cannabis, cannabinoid medicine, and alternative health to where we are today, highlighting the cracks in the system, hoping to shed some light, inspiration and provide resources and information on practical ways to buck the system. Well….not buck it, but bolster, integrate and enrich our lives with stories of others who have found ways to improve quality of life without increasing dependence. Lisa’s story is the start of this content thread. Here’s a few lines from the podcast transcript to give you a bit of a teaser… “Lisa, in the last year, actually in 2020, has transitioned members of her family that are older, into her living space, and I've just kind of watched it from outside. And it's been quite informative witnessing the challenges and the rewards. We thought it would be great for Lisa to come on. And just talk a little bit about, what made her decide to do this, how it happened, and, shed light on her process. I think this is a common theme for a lot of people is what do we do when our parents get older…” Here is a link to the full transcript of the podcast: https://otter.ai/u/OpicltOInNrjw4bb31gSRck6oIo Lisa’s links: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisa.o.larson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisalarson7/

Lisa Larson is a mother, daughter, Senior Care Advocate, Learning Assistant, Co-Owner of TSC Talks, LLC and all-around awesome human being. Lisa started working on the podcast in 2018 after hearing the resilience, intensity complicated nature of the challenges people with Tuberous Sclerosis Complex were dealing with and offered to help me edit. The rest is history. We’ve evolved considerably since our early days and expanded the breadth and depth of our content, from purely TSC related to the broader “special needs” umbrella, then cannabis, cannabinoid medicine, and alternative health to where we are today, highlighting the cracks in the system, hoping to shed some light, inspiration and provide resources and information on practical ways to buck the system. Well….not buck it, but bolster, integrate and enrich our lives with stories of others who have found ways to improve quality of life without increasing dependence. Lisa’s story is the start of this content thread. Here’s a few lines from the podcast transcript to give you a bit of a teaser…“Lisa, in the last year, actually in 2020, has transitioned members of her family that are older, into her living space, and I've just kind of watched it from outside. And it's been quite informative witnessing the challenges and the rewards. We thought it would be great for Lisa to come on. And just talk a little bit about, what made her decide to do this, how it happened, and, shed light on her process. I think this is a common theme for a lot of people is what do we do when our parents get older…”Here is a link to the full transcript of the podcast: https://otter.ai/u/OpicltOInNrjw4bb31gSRck6oIo Lisa’s links:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisa.o.larson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lisalarson7/

This is the continuing story of Lisa Larson's devastating loss of her son due to an overdose. As the story unfolds, it becomes clear that our system for treating substance use disorder is in need of a major overhaul. From the prescribing doctor to the emergency room (stigma) to the rehabs (body brokering) and especially for the lack of pertinent education and support for the families. This has been our mission all along, supporting and educating the families.

Welcome to this mini-series ‘Tea at 1325’ to explore the Women Peace and Security Agenda (WPS), twenty years after the United Nations Security Council passed the landmark resolution, 1325. The series is hosted by Lisa Larson, Women Peace and Security Fellow. Lisa has the pleasure of speaking with a number of experts who have been advancing the agenda within international organisations and civil society, as well as youth. Lisa has extensive experience in leadership development and is participating in GCSP activities and research to contribute to the empowerment of women and more inclusive peace, security and international cooperation. Through these interviews, she introduces different personal experiences and perspectives on the WPS agenda, from peacekeeping operations to peace movements, and asks experts ‘what next?’ at a time when we know we cannot wait for change. We hope that you will find the series informative and inspiring. Mr Serge Stroobants is the Director of Operations for Europe & MENA, Institute for Economics and Peace https://www.economicsandpeace.org/ http://visionofhumanity.org/reports/ https://positivepeace.academy/

Welcome to this mini-series ‘Tea at 1325’ to explore the Women Peace and Security Agenda (WPS), twenty years after the United Nations Security Council passed the landmark resolution, 1325. The series is hosted by Lisa Larson, Women Peace and Security Fellow. Lisa has the pleasure of speaking with a number of experts who have been advancing the agenda within international organisations and civil society, as well as youth. Lisa has extensive experience in leadership development and is participating in GCSP activities and research to contribute to the empowerment of women and more inclusive peace, security and international cooperation. Through these interviews, she introduces different personal experiences and perspectives on the WPS agenda, from peacekeeping operations to peace movements, and asks experts ‘what next?’ at a time when we know we cannot wait for change. We hope that you will find the series informative and inspiring.

Welcome to this mini-series ‘Tea at 1325’ to explore the Women Peace and Security Agenda (WPS), twenty years after the United Nations Security Council passed the landmark resolution, 1325. The series is hosted by Lisa Larson, Women Peace and Security Fellow. Lisa has the pleasure of speaking with a number of experts who have been advancing the agenda within international organisations and civil society, as well as youth. Lisa has extensive experience in leadership development and is participating in GCSP activities and research to contribute to the empowerment of women and more inclusive peace, security and international cooperation. Through these interviews, she introduces different personal experiences and perspectives on the WPS agenda, from peacekeeping operations to peace movements, and asks experts ‘what next?’ at a time when we know we cannot wait for change. We hope that you will find the series informative and inspiring. Ms. Fleur Heyworth, Head of Gender and Inclusive Security at the GCSP, gives an overview of the women’s rights agenda and discusses how to move it forward.

Welcome to this mini-series ‘Tea at 1325’ to explore the Women Peace and Security Agenda (WPS), twenty years after the United Nations Security Council passed the landmark resolution, 1325. The series is hosted by Lisa Larson, Women Peace and Security Fellow. Lisa has the pleasure of speaking with a number of experts who have been advancing the agenda within international organisations and civil society, as well as youth. Lisa has extensive experience in leadership development and is participating in GCSP activities and research to contribute to the empowerment of women and more inclusive peace, security and international cooperation. Through these interviews, she introduces different perspectives on the WPS agenda, from peacekeeping operations to peace movements, and asks experts ‘what next?’ at a time when we know we cannot wait for change. We hope that you will find the series informative and inspiring. Ms Maria Butler is the Director of Global Programmes, Women's International League for Peace & Freedom. https://www.wilpf.org

Welcome to this mini-series ‘Tea at 1325’ to explore the Women Peace and Security Agenda (WPS), twenty years after the United Nations Security Council passed the landmark resolution, 1325. The series is hosted by Lisa Larson, Women Peace and Security Fellow. Lisa has the pleasure of speaking with a number of experts who have been advancing the agenda within international organisations and civil society, as well as youth. Lisa has extensive experience in leadership development and is participating in GCSP activities and research to contribute to the empowerment of women and more inclusive peace, security and international cooperation. Through these interviews, she introduces different perspectives on the WPS agenda, from peacekeeping operations to peace movements, and asks experts ‘what next?’ at a time when we know we cannot wait for change. We hope that you will find the series informative and inspiring. Nadine Puechguirbal is a Senior Gender Advisor at the UN Nadine Puechguirbal discusses the last 20 years of the Women Peace and Security agenda. https://interagencystandingcommittee.org https://www.un.org/womenwatch/osagi/resources/faces/4-Gender_faces_en.pdf

Keramikpodden besöker konstnären och keramikern Kjell Janson i hans ateljé utanför Mora. Som ung arbetade han som drejare både på Rörstrand och Gustavsberg och fick då chansen att jobba med storheter som Lisa Larson, Stig Lindberg och Berndt Friberg. Idag jobbar han med friare former i lera, glas och brons och efter alla dessa år tycker han att verkstaden och drejskivan lockar mer än någonsin.

Eastern Maine Community College President, Lisa Larson, and Dan Belyea, Chief Workforce Development Officer for Maine Community College System, explain the way they have connected digital credentials to opening up business in Maine post-Corona Virus. By credentialing workers in the hospitality industry, Maine residents will know who is ready to safety take on business.  It's an exciting story of pivoting and responding to a clear and urgent need in the community.

Episode 1Matt interviews DJ My Boy Elroy a Chicago-based beat boxer, drummer, music director, producer, breakdancer and actor.www.whatcanyoutellme.cominstagram @whatcanyoutellmefacebook @whatcanyoutellmetwitter @whatcanutellmeSound Cloud https://soundcloud.com/myboyelroyFacebook https://www.facebook.com/myboyelroymusic/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/myboyelroy/Liquid Soul http://www.liquidsoul.com/Midnight Circus https://www.midnightcircus.net/My Boy Elroy and Frankie BSongs- MismoPaper Planes- https://open.spotify.com/track/6d0zf8UQFCSChvEgl5TlLjBeat Box Car Alarm- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4nOPSbtTH4Scary Face SurgeryBroccoli Cheese Tacos with MayoLagunitas Hop Water- https://www.lagunitas.com/story/hoppy-refresherIn Elroy's playlist right now-Alina Baraz & GalimatiasFKJ- French Kiwi JuicePOMODisclosureMusic by My Boy ElroyLogo by Lisa Larson

Welcome to my podcast! Like an astronaut baby going for a swim on a strange planet, every day for me is filled with learning new skills. I want to share everything I do with you and take you on a journey into the world of Matt Roben and the people whose planets I orbit.www.whatcanyoutellme.cominstagram @whatcanyoutellmefacebook @whatcanyoutellmetwitter @whatcanutellme

Lisa Larson is now a leader in our community but she started with just $200 a few years ago. She has now built several successful income streams using Amazon. Her knowledge of bundling, online sourcing and many other strategies makes her an invaluable resource in our community. You'll love this encouraging episode! All notes at https://silentjim.com/podcast   Lisa's Amazon listing optimization process:  https://provenamazoncourse.com/optimize/   Our bundling course: This module is included in the ProvenAmazonCourse.com course and is sold separately  https://provenbundlingcourse.com/   Our Coaching Program can be found here: JimCockrumCoaching.com   KDP course: KDPCourse.com : Create low content books rapidly! This course has recently been added to the ProvenAmazonCourse.com course, but it's also for sale separately.   TheProvenConference.com : Our July 21-23 2020 event in Boca Raton Florida   Get notification of our live shows on Facebook here: SilentJim.com/golive   This episode is on youtube!  https://youtu.be/8J-pv4C11co          

I Folkhemssverige på 50- och 60-talen var en keramikfigur av Lisa Larson nästan ett måste. Idag, i nätauktionernas eldorado, är en figur av Lisa Larson ett säkert kort för upptrissad budgivning. I nästan sju decennier har Lisa Larson skapat Sveriges populäraste keramikfigurer. Hundar, katter, lejon, ABC-flickor, all världens barnfigurer och luciatåg. Och mycket annat. Hennes popularitet har bara ökat med åren, inte minst i Japan, där hennes figurer har en strykande åtgång. I ett samtal med Rigmor Ohlsson berättar den nu 87-åriga keramikern om sitt liv med leran. 1954, efter 5 års  studier på Högskolan för design och konsthantverk i Göteborg anställdes Lisa Larson på Gustavsbergs porslinsfabrik. Det var Stig Lindberg som blivit förtjust i hennes elevarbeten som övertalade henne att ta jobbet. I 26 år jobbade hon sen på Gustavsberg, men 1980 övergick hon till egen verksamhet. Fortfarande är kärleken till leran lika stark och lusten obruten att skapa nya figurer. Ett program från 2019 av Rigmor Ohlsson.

I nästan sju decennier har Lisa Larson skapat Sveriges populäraste keramikfigurer. I ett samtal med Rigmor Ohlsson berättar den nu 87-åriga keramikern om sitt liv med leran. I folkhemssverige på 50- och 60-talet var en keramikfigur av Lisa Larson nästan ett måste i de flesta hem och numera i nätauktionernas eldorado är en figur av Lisa Larson ett säkert kort för upptrissad budgivning. Hennes popularitet har bara ökat med åren, inte minst i Japan, där hennes figurer nästan fått kultstatus. 1954, efter 5 års studier på Högskolan för design och konsthantverk i Göteborg, anställdes Lisa Larson på Gustavsbergs porslinsfabrik. Det var Stig Lindberg som blivit förtjust i hennes elevarbeten som övertalade henne att ta jobbet. I 26 år jobbade hon  på Gustavsberg, men 1980 övergick hon till egen verksamhet. Fortfarande är kärleken till leran lika stark och lusten obruten att skapa nya figurer. Ett program av Rigmor Ohlsson.

Dags att återigen prata om Gustavsberg. Efter avsnitt om både Wilhelm Kåge och Stig Lindberg är det hög tid att kika lite närmare på Lisa Larson och alla hennes fantastiska keramikföremål. Låt oss prata lite om katter, hundar, kvinnor, barn och en och annan väggrelief. Litteratur: Märta Holkers, "Lisa Larson keramiker", Bokförlaget Arena, 2014.Andreas Ribbung, "Lisa Larson - Gustavsberg, 1954-80", 2009. Följ DesignPodden på Instagram @designpodden för bilder och vidare lästips. DesignPodden kommer varje vecka göra nerslag i designhistorien med fokus på 1900-talet och Skandinavien.

Lisa Larson-Torres is a candidate for Charlottesville School Board. Three of seven at-large seats on the board will be determined in the November 7 election. Larson-Torres is a newcomer and there are no contested races. Each candidate was interviewed by Charlottesville Tomorrow and asked 11 questions about their qualifications, priorities and important education issues. Included in the box at the right are links to the full transcript and audio recording of those interviews.  Bio: I have been a Charlottesville City resident since October 1999 and have worked in Charlottesville and our surrounding counties as a home care physical therapist.  I am a single parent and my daughter has attended Burnley-Moran Elementary, Walker Upper Elementary, Buford Middle School and is currently a sophomore at CHS.  I have been a strong and present advocate for my daughter and I have worked hard to forge relationships with school personnel throughout the years on her behalf.   Education: B.S. California State University Long Beach, Physical Therapy Current Occupation: Physical Therapist, Sentara Home Care Services in Charlottesville Previous political experience: Board member on Independent School Age on Election Day: 52 Neighborhood: Locust Grove area Hometown: Born in Anaheim, Ca.  Graduated HS in Inver Grove Hts, Minnesota Family: one daughter, Esther, who attends CHS Interests: I love the outdoors, music and spending time with my daughter.  I volunteered as her soccer coach for many years.  I trained for 10 years at the International Black Belt Center of Virginia.  I love this community and have many wonderful friends.  I volunteer and am involved with International Neighbors and am currently taking part in the Dialogue on Race. Phone number : 434-825-3019 Email: 4Ldtorres@gmail.com Website: www.LisaLarsonTorres.com Download

Efter en kort och olycklig tid som börsmärklare gick Lisa Larson in i modebranschen som inköpare på Åhlens. På den vägen fortsatte hon sedan och för 3 år sedan startade hon sitt eget modeföretag Ragdoll LA. Det började som en webbshop, men idag har hon även en välbesökt butik på 3rd street i Los Angeles och hennes snygga, tidlösa lounge wear säljs över hela världen. Lisa är ett strålande exempel på att godhet lönar sig. Hon har alltid varit snabb att hjälpa andra att uppfylla sina drömmar och i gengäld har hon fått det stöd hon behövt för att uppfylla sin egen. Kända namn som Rosie Huntington-Whitley, Alicia Vikander och Jessica Alba bär alla stolt hennes kläder och varumärke. Vi pratar om hur viktigt det är att omge sig med människor som peppar och hjälper en, hur bra Amerikaner är på att dela med sig av sina kontakter och om det pinsamma ögonblicket då Lisa blandade ihop de engelska orden för protestant och prostituerad. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

LISA Larson-Kelley, is a recognized technical expert and sought-after speaker at technology conferences around the world. She created LearnFromLisa.com to share her knowledge of web video publishing and other communication technologies such as Prezi, Skype and WebRTC. Her consulting clients have included Google, Adobe, Microsoft as well as many smaller start-ups. Her passion is empowering people, especially women, to embrace technology and see its power and their own. For more www.Learnfromlisa.com See her beautiful infographic show notes, plus her top tips and advice for entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs at www.TodaysLeadingWomen.com or by clicking here!

Scott talks to web video expert Lisa Larson-Kelley about WebRTC. How will this new browser-based peer-to-peer standard change the web? Is this a Skype-killer, or rather just a new tool in our open web tool-belt?

We hear about the homelessness and harm reduction situation in Abbotsford, BC and an alternative housing model in Portland, Oregon. In 2005, the City of Abbotsford passed a bylaw effectively banning harm reduction services, and in summer of 2013, the City dumped manure on a homeless encampment in an attempt to force them out of the area. Pivot Legal Society's DJ Larkin speaks about legal challenges against the City of Abbotsford that are currently in the courts. Finally, we from Lisa Larson about Dignity Village -- an alternative housing model for homeless people in Portland, Oregon.

Välkomna till ett en timme långt program med Best of P4 Kultur. Under åren som gått har vi varit med om många spännande möten och nu tänkte vi bjuda på några av våra favoriter. Dagens program kommer att gå i konstens tecken. Bland annat ska vi klättra på stegar för att komma närmre himlen och höra Yoko Ono berätta om sin performancekonst. Vi ska även göra ett besök i Caroline af Ugglas ateljé. Hon är kanske främst känd för sin musik, men hon målar också och 2010 kom hon dessutom ut med en bok om terapi. Och vi ska få träffa skaparen av de över hela världen, men kanske allra främst i Japan, älskade lerskulpturerna i bulliga former - keramikern Lisa Larson. Men allra först ska vi till Umeå och ta del av konst där bläck blandas med blod.

Another one of these computer questions that may or may not have real-world implications. Seems that I’ve batted around to the Somerville contingent again.

Another pair of words with a strong “which would you rather be?” factor. I suppose we’re all weird and strange, in our own ways. How about you?

Hennes keramikfigurer finns i de flesta svenska hem. De bulliga lejonen, katterna, tomtarna och barnen med blommor i famnen känns igen av alla, ändå är konstnären förhållandevis okänd. Många vet inte ens om att de äger ett verk av Sveriges mest folkkära keramiker - Lisa Larson. I P4 Kultur den här veckan får vi följa med till Lisa Larsons ateljé och höra henne berätta om hur det är att fortsätta arbeta, trots att hon uppnådde pensionsåldern på 90-talet och om hur hon tycker att hon har mottagits av etablissemanget genom åren. Efterfrågan på hennes skulpturer från länder som Tyskland och USA är idag större än någonsin tidigare, men allra störst är hon i Japan. I tonåren satt Lisa Larson mest hemma i Härlunda i Småland och målade och drömde om att en dag bli en världsberömd konstnär - och nu vid 80 års ålder är det inte långt ifrån. Lisa Larsons bulliga keramikdjur säljer som smör och figurerna hittar man numera även på kakor, mjukisdjur och i barnböcker. P4 Kulturs reporter Hedvig Weibull har besökt Lisa Larson i hennes ateljé i Nacka utanför Stockholm. Den som vill se mer av Lisa Larsons verk kan göra det på Rörstrands museum i Lidköping, eller längre fram i vår i Falkenberg dit utställningen flyttar i mitten av mars. I Sunne i Värmland har några Larson-entusiaster satt ihop en utställning med bara privatägda skulpturer. Vill man besöka den får man bege sig till Sundsbergs gård.